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\nAble to skipper and crew a sloop-rigged keelboat of approximately 20 to 30 feet in length by day in winds up to 20 knots and associated sea or lake conditions, with intermediate knowledge and skills of sailboat handling, sail trim, boat balance, safety, and overall sailing performance.  \nKNOWLEDGE:  \nTERMINOLOGY  \n1. Review and be proficient with terminology listed in Elements 1-5 of the ASA 101 Keelboat 1 Sailing Certification Standard.  \n2. Identify and describe the following additional terminology:  \n• Crew Roles:  \n° Skipper  \n° Helmsperson  \n° Jib trimmer  \n° Mainsail trimmer  \n• Wind & Sail Trim:  \n° True wind  \n° Apparent wind  \n° Air flow  \n° Lift  \n° Drag  \n° Stall  \n• Sail Power:  \n° Angle of attack  \n° Camber  \n° Draft (depth)  \n° Draft position  \n° Twist  \nDoc \\#: 187S Revision Date: 2025-04-17 Page 1 of 4  \nASA 102-KEELBOAT 2 STANDARDS  \nKNOWLEDGE (CONTINUED):  \nSAFETY PREPARATION AND PROCEDURES  \n3. Describe safety preparedness for a day sail, including weather conditions, crew capabilities, and vessel suitability.  \n4. Identify safety precautions to take when sailing upwind, downwind, tacking, jibing, while hoisting and dropping sails, and when un/docking and un/mooring.  \n5. Describe appropriate line handling procedures and use of a winch and winch handle.  \n6. Describe safe procedures for using fenders.  \n7. Diagram MOB procedures including Figure-8 and Quick Stop recovery.  \nBOAT HANDLING  \n8. Describe the actions and commands ofthe helm and crew when tacking.  \n9. Describe the actions and commands ofthe helm and crew when jibing.  \n10. Explain the benefits of a balanced boat and how to achieve balance using elements such as weather helm, crew weight, heel, sail trim, point of sail, and wind velocity.  \n11. Describe the advantages and challenges of steering with a tiller extension.  \nSAIL TRIM CONCEPTS  \n12. Describe how air flow across the sails generates lift.  \n13. Diagram the apparent wind triangle.  \n14. Explain the difference between steering to trim when sailing close hauled vs. sailing to course when reaching.  \nSAIL SHAPE AND POWER  \n15. Describe the three sources of sail power: angle of attack, depth, and twist.  \n16. Describe two ways to increase or decrease sail power by angle of attack.  \n17. Describe the difference in sail power between a flat vs. a deep sail shape.  \n18. Describe how changes in twist change sail power.  \nDoc \\#: 187S Revision Date: 2025-04-17 Page 2 of 4  \nASA 102-KEELBOAT 2 STANDARDS  \nKNOWLEDGE (CONTINUED):  \nHOW SAIL CONTROLS AFFECT SAIL SHAPE AND POWER  \n19. List jib controls and describe their impact on angle of attack, depth, draft position, and twist.  \n20. Describe the impact of jib fairlead position on depth, twist, and telltales when close hauled and when reaching.  \n21. Describe the impact of mainsheet on angle of attack, depth, and twist.  \n22. Describe the impact of backstay on mainsail shape.  \n23. Describe the impact of traveler on mainsail shape.  \n24. Describe the impact of outhaul on mainsail shape.  \n25. Describe the impact of the jib sheet on pointing ability, boat speed, heel, and weather helm.  \n26. Describe techniques for maximizing sail power in light air on a close hauled course.  \n27. Describe techniques for maximizing sail power in light air on a reach.  \n28. Describe how to reduce power in heavy air.  \nSKILLS:  \nSAFETY PREPARATION AND PROCEDURES  \n29. Demonstrate safe and efficient use of a winch and a winch handle.  \n30. Demonstrate a MOB Figure-8 and Quick Stop recovery at each crew position using proper communication and teamwork.  \n31. List what is needed on boat inspection pre-departure (including safety gear)  \n32. Demonstrate pre-departure processes (boat inspection and crew readiness), and locate required and recommended safety gear.  \nBOAT HANDLING  \n33. 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